

Snarky in the Suburbs Episode #109: Daddy's Girls
Y’all this Dear Snarky letter proves being a mother can be a thankless job. Perhaps the most thankless. In the WTH? department I’m confused about the potty-training journey. It’s taken a detour to team diapers – for a very long time. My observation is about the royal family. Harry and Meghan are going back to England.…

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“I believe it IS the mother’s story to tell, as she is the person betrayed. I support telling the daughters in the ‘this will come out in court & I want to ensure you are not blindsided’ approach. It may temporarily negatively affect her rel…”
“As someone who kept things from my children when I got divorced, I feel like I have a pretty good handle on this one. They deserve the right to know. You deserve the right not to be the bad guy in something that was way beyond your control.…”
“The daughters are old enough to be nasty to you and old enough to know the truth. Let them go to him for money and other things they want.”
“Sherry, these are grown women. It is the wife’s story to tell. It happened to HER! The mother needs to tell these grown daughters but better yet get the secretary to tell them with the receipts. You are right that the Daddy will continue to…”
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